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	Chris Squire: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		Born Christopher Russell Edward Squire, in Wembley, England, on March 4, 1948, Chris Squire 's main claim to fame is as the bassist for prog rock super heroes Yes.
		Squire became the anchor of the band, sticking with them throughout numerous personnel changes in the 1970s.
		Squire remained working with drummer Alan White throughout the period, which would prove not truly be the end of Yes, but merely a hiatus.
	www.music.com /person/chris_squire/1/biography (870 words)

	Chris Squire
		Chris Squire spent the mid 1960s in a series of London-based beat acts before becoming involved in Mabel Greer's Toyshop, a band that also featured the guitar talents of Peter Banks.
		Fueled by a high standard of musicianship and an adventurous approach to form, and aided by early exposure given by popular British DJ John Peel, Yes went on the become one of the preeminent British rock bands during the 1970s.
		Squire and drummer Alan White began work on a tentative project involving guitarist Jimmy Page, but when that failed to materialize the two instead enlisted the fingers of Trevor Rabin and formed the band Cinema in 1982.
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	YesWorld: MSN Yes Chats
		Chris Squire says: Yeah, we have plans for a New Year's project which will probably be a DVD as well.
		Chris Squire says: I loved performing in Japan, Al, we've been going there for many years and we always have a good time.
		Chris Squire says: My main influences, well when I started playing I was influenced by the usual suspects, Paul McCartney, Bill Wyman, Jack Bruce, and John Entwistle.
	www.yesworld.com /msn-chats/msn-chrissquire.html (0 words)

	Chris Squire - Fish Out Of Water - HMV
		Yes-like in every possible aspect, Chris Squire's Fish out of Water is an album that's typical of his band's progressive formula: softened keyboard extensions a la Patrick Moraz, steady yet atmospheric percussion work from Bill Bruford, and a smattering of flute and saxophone that accompanies a small orchestra, which includes effective horn and harp work.
		Squire's guitar playing is standard, coming to life the most on Silently Falling and Lucky Seven, with the former boosted by a rather dazzling synthesizer solo from Moraz.
		Squire even sounds like Jon Anderson, especially on Hold out Your Hand, and each of the song's melodies cater to Squire's vocal ascent.
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	Progressive Rock News: Chris Squire Leaves The Syn
		It only seems like yesterday that Chris Squire and Steve Nardelli announced that they were to reform The Syn with a new album and a follow-up tour.
		The announcement that Chris Squire is leaving The Syn follows a recent press statement that the band have postponed their up-comming "Syndestructible" tour of the UK, with no date specified as to when the tour has been rescheduled for, nor a reason for its cancellation.
		It would appear from today's announcement that the reason for postponement is in fact that Squire is no longer involved with the band, and as such they are a bassist short.
	electricfreedom.org /news/article/9 (184 words)

	Chris Squire
		Chris Squire is the bassist and backing vocalist for the progressive rock group Yes, and is the only member of the group to appear on every recording.
		Squire's early influences were diverse, ranging from church and choral music to the Merseybeat sounds of the early 1960's.
		Chris Squire is commonly known by his nickname Fish, and the name is associated with many of his works (for example his solo record, and his solo piece Schindleria Praematurus (The Fish) from the 1972 Yes record, Fragile).
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ch/Chris_Squire.html (381 words)

	Chris Squire at AllExperts
		Christopher Russell Edward Squire (born March 4, 1948), better known as Chris Squire is an English musician and the bassist and backing vocalist for the progressive rock group Yes, and is the only member of the groupto appear on every album (co-founder Jon Anderson appeared on all but one).
		Squire was fond of experimenting with LSD in the 1960s, until an incident where he had a bad acid trip.
		Squire (who is self-taught) was also one of the first rock bass players to successfully adapt electronic guitar effects such as tremolo, phasing and the wah-wah pedal to the instrument.
	en.allexperts.com /e/c/ch/chris_squire.htm (923 words)

	Chris Squire - Music Downloads - Online
		Bio: Born Christopher Russell Edward Squire, in Wembley, England, on March 4, 1948, Chris Squire's main claim to fame is as the bassist for prog rock super heroes Yes.
		Squire became the anchor of the band, sticking with them throughout numerous personnel changes in the 1970s.
		Squire remained working with drummer Alan White throughout the period, which would prove not truly be the end of Yes, but merely a hiatus.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/027/Chris-Squire/1008462.html (746 words)

	PROGRESSIVEWORLD.NET: REVIEWS BY TOM KARR
		Chris took the path that I find most to my liking, and released what I believe is the best of the bunch, though I will admit to a love of Wakeman’s and Moraz’s first solo recordings as well.
		Chris is not only a quite accomplished lead vocalist, but is usually the arranger of Yes’s vocals.
		Chris misses no opportunities on this one either, and his bass line is powerful and could likely carry the song by itself.
	www.progressiveworld.net /squirec.html (961 words)

	MSJ - Chris Squire - Fish Out Of Water
		Squire plays the backdrop on his bass in a gradually building element that he sings over accompanied by more of those symphonic instruments.
		Squire puts in some absolutely awesome bass soloing on this cut and the organ work is also quite meaty.
		Squire's vocal lines create a cycle of energy and rhythmic pattern, and the man throws short bass runs into the ends of the verses to create an additional energy and interest.
	www.musicstreetjournal.com /chrissquirefishoutof.htm (1326 words)

	Chris Squire Bio - Chris Squire Biography - Chris Squire Stories
		Chris Squire is the only member of Yes' 35 years of recording who has been on ALL of the albums.
		Chris was married to a woman named Nikki and in 1987 she recorded an album of her own.
		Chris Squire's first band ever was in 1965-66, at the ripe young age of 18.
	www.tv.com /chris-squire/person/441887/biography.html (886 words)

	Yes (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chris Squire was one of the first rock bass players to successfully adapt electronic guitar effects such as tremolo, phasing and the wah-wah pedal to the instrument.
		Howe, Squire, and White said later in 1980 that none of the three of them liked the music Anderson had offered the band, claiming it was too lightweight and lacking in a heaviness that the trio felt they were generating during their own time together.(Bootlegs of these sessions would suggest that Howe et al.
		Chris Squire joined a reformed version of The Syn, one of his pre-Yes groups from the 1960s, in 2004.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yes_(band) (5773 words)

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		CHRIS SQUIRE, their bassist, was on the leading edge of a vanguard that was reshaping what most were used to thinking of as the typical role for bass players.
		Nikki Squire, then Chris’ wife, was singing lead vocals, and with the strong influences of her then husband Chris, the tracks inevitably came across with a very Yes-like air.
		Chris has said more than once that in the early years they would have been very proud to have achieved even 6 or 7 years as a band.
	www.globalbass.com /archives/mar2000/squire0300.htm (2654 words)

	CHRIS SQUIRE Fish Out Of Water review by morpheusdraven (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Instead, Squire delivers a merciful surprise that is one of the most balanced prog-rock albums I've ever heard, with countless amazing moments that cover the spectrum from orchestral bombast to straight out jazz-like jamming and improvisation, all anchored by some of the smartest songwriting ever to emerge from the Yes camp.
		Squire has help, of course, in the peerless Bill Bruford and the underrated Patrick Moraz, as well as common sessionmen Mel Collins and Jimmy Hastings, among others.
		So its clear that Squire allied himself with people as smart and musically literate as he, and the result is an amazingly authentic album that sacrifices none of prog's complexity while allowing it to fundamentally explore other genres in a way that doesn't feel trite and condescending.
	www.progarchives.com /Review.asp?id=42491 (389 words)

	Chris Squire Page
		Chris Squire's 'Fish out of Water' and Pat Moraz' i are the only two of the Yes albums to feature the epic long form songwriting style of Yes.
		Squire's bass is strong, but not too strong or overbearing (in other words, sure there's too much bass, but it's not like 'The Fish' with layers of bass, just one bass guitar).
		Squire's vocals surprisingly good, and if I didn't know this was an ex Yes (with that guy Jon on vocals) member's album, I would think this guy could sing lead vocals for Yes.
	www.e-prog.net /bands/squire.htm (858 words)

	All Good People - The Family of Yes! - Chris - more than four strings! (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Chris Squire IS the keeper of the flame, the soldier who wouldn't give up and the fighter who wouldn't go down.
		YES is the BEST way for Chris to get exposure before everything implodes (Im not saying its going to, Im just saying.) And I know for a fact, from his own facial expressions and his whole demeanor when he spoke to me about it was that he is MOST excited about Conspiracy right now.
		Chris and Jon, maybe this is the key to the fascination of Yes.
	www.allgoodpeople.net /showthread.php?t=63 (3824 words)

	Chris Squire (Site not responding. Last check: )
		"Christopher Russell Edward "Chris" Squire" (born March 4, 1948), is an English musician and the bassist and backing vocalist for the progressive rock group Yes, and is the only member of the group to appear on every album.
		Squire's main instrument is a Rickenbacker bass (model RM1999, serial number DC127), which he has owned and played since 1965.
		Squire obtains his distinctive tone using only the neck pickup of his bass.
	www.artistopia.com /chris-squire (1020 words)

	FISH OUT OF WATER (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Chris Squire’s first solo album chases the same butterflies with orchestral accompaniment, longwinded concepts stretching the credibility of a patchwork sail and a voice that invites (and suffers by) comparison to Jon Anderson.
		Squire plays bass and 12-string electric guitar, opting to thrust the bass into a lead role and thus exposing it as a poor substitute for Steve Howe’s leaping leads.
		Like Howe’s Beginnings, Squire throws a lot of ideas at the listener on Fish; some of it sticks, some of it stinks, and all of it suggests that Squire’s muse is better served within the confines of Yes.
	www.connollyco.com /discography/chris_squire/fish.html (359 words)

	Chris Squire
		Chris Squire was born on 4th March 1948.
		Squire released only one solo album: "Fish Out Of Water".
		His first wife, Nicki Squire was leader of the band Esquire, which recorded two albums: "Esquire" (1987) and "Coming Home" (1994).
	www.yes.art.pl /e/squire.htm (102 words)

	www.myspace.com/chrissquire
		This page is not run by Chris Squire, but is here as a tribute.
		Chris Squire from a long time fan Thanks for everything and all the best to you and your's.
		Chris, Thanks for the add.I just wanted to let you know that your playing has influenced me and my style of playing.I've picked up many a lick from Yes records over the years.Thanks again.
	www.myspace.com /chrissquire (699 words)

	Squire/Sherwood CDs (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Squire and Sherwood have delivered the album that began life as the Chris Squire Experiment solo project back in 1989.
		There's no doubt that Chris and Billy's talents compliment each other perfectly, their writing and vocal styles gel seamlessly in the production of this excellent album.
		Chris and Billy share lead and backing vocals, with Mr Squire playing some great and prominent bass throughout and Billy doing his multi instrumentalist bit playing guitars, keyboards...
	www.elrose.demon.co.uk /CD_Reviews/body_squire_sherwood_cds.html (970 words)

	Chris Squire - Biography - AOL Music
		Born Christopher Russell Edward Squire, in Wembley, England, on March 4, 1948, Chris Squire's main claim to fame is as the bassist for prog rock super heroes Yes.
		He also worked with Nikki Squire (his wife at the time) on her project Esquire.
		Get Chris Squire biography information, download, listen and watch Chris Squire music, mp3's, song lyrics, music videos, Internet radio, live performances, concerts, and use the music search function to find information on other new and established recording artists.
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	Chris Squire Photos - Chris Squire News - Chris Squire Information (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Chris Squire, known best as the bass player and legal owner of the British prog rock group Yes, was born on March 4, 1948 to Peter and Joanne Squire in Kingsbury, which is a suburb of Northwest London, near Wembley, England.
		Chris attended Haberdashers' Aske's public school in Elstree and trained in the choir at St. Andrew's Church in Kingsbury, as well as at Guildford Cathedral and St....
		Chris Squire's project with Billy Sherwood called Conspiracy recorded and released a second album, called The Unknown.
	www.tv.com /chris-squire/person/441887/summary.html (321 words)

	MWE3 Features Chris Squire
		Kindred spirits since the close of the ‘80s, Squire and Sherwood attain a rare chemistry together, transcending musical borders and reinventing familiar patterns of progressive rock and pop with impeccable ease.
		Chris Squire has helped carry the Yes sound to the forefront of the progressive music world for over thirty years.
		The following interview with Chris Squire was conducted by Robert Silverstein on the 11th of May 2000.
	www.mwe3.com /archive/pastfeature/squire/squire00a.htm (0 words)

	Amazon.com: Fish out of Water: Music: Chris Squire (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It was known that Chris Squire was a excellent bass player & yes he was a monster with his 1965 Rickenbacker Bass through the Marshalls at his arsenal.
		Squire's only work as a soloist, anyway, is absolutely remarkable for the original melodic inspiration, for the impressive, wide and complex composition (in full 'sympho-prog-rock style')and for the exquisite arrangements with the excellent contribution of Bill Bruford's drums, Andrew Pryce-Jackman, Patrick Moraz and Barry Rose's keyboards, Mel Collins and Jimmy Hastings'winds.
		In 'Fish Out Of Water' Squire enjoys again, after three years, the contribution of Bruford's drums: together they had been the protagonists of the years 1969 to 1972, one of the best periods of a 36 year old artistic and musical career for the 'Yes'.
	www.amazon.com /Fish-out-Water-Chris-Squire/dp/B000005S6Z (1756 words)

	Chris Squire Bass Guitars
		First, the duo released a Christmas single, entitled "Run With the Fox." They next began working with Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimi Page on a project that was to be dubbed XYZ (ex-Yes and Zep).
		This is a copy of the Bass that Chris Squire Played.
		This Instrument is available in 40 different kinds of wood and your choice of pickups.
	celebrityrockstarguitars.com /rock/squire.htm (887 words)

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